#UTSW researchers have discovered a a key pathogenic event linked to #obesity that can trigger nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), an aggressive form of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. More at: bit.ly/3FWYnNx

Many thanks to Jerry Olefsky & Yun Sok Lee for writing an insightful Preview to highlight our recent NASH study published in Immunity !! Eating macrophages for a healthy anti-NASH meal cell.com/immunity/fullt…

Scientists spend too much time taking “professional selfies”. A paper from PNAS describes what it takes to be a scientist today. Key points (that I always emphasize myself): #AcademicTwitter Academic Chatter™ #research

Many thanks to CPRIT for funding our liver cancer research! Also very grateful for the unparalleled strong support from UTSW Immunology UTSW Simmons Cancer Center @UTSWNews

Liver lovers: if you want any CreER mice for zone specific gene manipulation, please contact The Jackson Laboratory [email protected] and let them know, they are currently considering thawing the strains for live distribution. The more people write them, the less mice I have to send out.

We are hiring postdocs! If you are interested in studying how #mitochondria control #inflammation and #disease development, come and join us! Pls RT. AAI International Cytokine & Interferon Society (ICIS) Cancer Research Institute jobs.aai.org/c/job.cfm?site…

Kick off summer ☀️ We welcome the newest members of the lab, Lina Guo, Shuhan Yang, and Victor Mijares🙌👏🎉🎈

Celebrating 5th Lab Anniversary/Holidays🎄🤶 So proud to have such a wonderful team👍👍👍

Thrilled and honored to receive the AAI ASPIRE Award. Huge thanks to AAI for this recognition. All credit goes to my outstanding lab members! Beyond grateful for the unwavering support from UTSW Immunology, UTSW Simmons Cancer Center, @UTSWNews, CPRIT, and NIH Funding. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

Beyond grateful!@ImmunologyAAI UTSW Immunology UT Southwestern Medical Center

A must read from ShuttLab and A. Phillip West on mtDNA and innate immunity👍👍👍 academic.oup.com/hmg/article-ab…

The Ding Lab at the Washington University in St. Louis (sdinglab.wustl.edu) is hiring! We are looking for motivated postdocs and technicians to study rotavirus biology and vaccines using viral reverse genetics, mouse models, and human intestinal organoids. Spread the word!